Sentence examples for lesson of doing from inspiring English sources

After Ana Sophia Scheller had danced the woman's solo from Balanchine's "Tschaikovsky Pas de Deux" (1960), Ms. Nichols drew attention to how well Ms. Scheller's dancing illustrated the fundamental Balanchine lesson of doing battement tendu (pointing one foot from the hip) from a tight fifth position (feet locked together).

Quixote has not learned the lesson of "do not steal", Riedl says, but "simply prefers to not steal after reading and emulating the stories it was provided".

Another lesson involves the importance of doing thorough research and taking the long view.

It was a lesson on the perils of doing too much, too fast, that would later serve him well.

He showed the local manager the door and chalked it up as yet another lesson in 17 years of doing business in Asia.

Natasha's pictures go viral after her "act of recklessness" and TV Week said that her situation should be a lesson to anyone thinking of doing the same.

The outcomes of this study provide a sound rational for maintaining and expanding the practice of student self-assessment and important lessons for the process of doing so.

A lot of the lessons of what does and doesn't work in internet distribution have already been learned.

If not, let other councils beware and learn the lesson of Sheffield: do not use Amey to maintain your roads!

The lesson of "Just Do It" is said to be "the importance of incorporating a little weirdness into the creative process".

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